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 I drove a pre-production Lamborghini Revuelto at Nardo this June. At 194 mph, you lift off, and electric torque takes care of the corners. It’s that simple now.

MILO — Currently seniors at Penquis Valley High School need to complete a portfolio, also known as an exit project, in order to graduate. The portfolio highlights some of the work the student has done over four years.

DOVER-FOXCROFT — A month-plus into the 2023-24 academic year, RSU 68 school board members learned more about the first weeks of classes from administrators during a meeting at the SeDoMoCha School on Tuesday evening.  “I couldn’t have asked for a smoother transition to the school year,” SeDoMoCha School Principal Adam Gudroe said.

Misunderstanding locks down Pineville schools; courthouse evacuated

THU/10-5 Beloit West Branch Athletic Boosters bingo, booster hall; doors open at 4:30 p.m., early tickets called at 6 p.m., and Jumpin’ Jack (50 numbers for $1,500) called at 6:45 p.m., followed by regular bingo. Kitchen open, instant tickets and computers available. Continuing with the anniversary celebration, free daubers given with registration. Info at 330-509-1209. […]

Pumpkin/apple tasting in EP The Friends of the East Palestine Memorial Public Library are sponsoring their annual Pumpkin/Apple Tasting event at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Library Community Room. The featured speaker will be Elaine from Less Farms who will provide an educational program on apples. This annual event welcomes fall with a sampling of […]

THU/10-5 County Semi annual lunch for retired nurses, 11:30 a.m. at Ezio’s. All area nurses welcome. Damascus Tops 1329, United Methodist Church, weigh

Pine Grove Church Craft Show The Pine Grove Church Annual Craft Show will be held from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Nov. 4 at the Saline Township Complex in Hammondsvill

More than a decade into selling eggs, potatoes, open-faced chicken souvlakis and Texas hots at Nick’s Place Express in Kenmore, Nick Ananiadis is finishing the last touches on his restaurant’s

A federal judge has ruled that Union Carbide Corp. violated federal water pollution and waste disposal laws through its industrial operations in South Charleston.